Sustainability Bites Ep1: Harvey & Climate Change
Here's the pilot episode of a new series of short, sharp, lo-fi Sustainability snippets I've decided to launch. I've called it Sustainability Bites as a....
Sustainability is becoming ‘The New Normal’
Last week I chuckled at a typical silly season column in the i newspaper about Ford offering a scrappage scheme for older models of their cars....
Anybody can do Sustainability
My summer of cycle action continued yesterday with another first – I entered a race. A proper race with entry fees, commissionaires, rules, closed roads...
Some Sustainability ideas just weren’t meant to happen…
One of my (many) pet hates in Sustainability is people and organisations trying desperately to make a trendy concept work when all the evidence points...
Demand Sustainability – it’s the only way
We've had a steady stream of pro-electric vehicle news stories this summer – R&D investment, supplier pledges, far off in the future pledges to ban petrol/diesel...
Food for thought or gut instinct?
I really enjoyed the piece in last week's Guardian pricking the balloon of the 'clean eating' movement whose proponents claim that modern life is killing...
Ignore Lawson et al, get on with the job in hand
You can't have missed the furore. Al Gore was touring the British media last week promoting his new climate change movie, An Inconvenient Sequel. After...
A Cycle-logical Summer
Just back from my second camping trip of the school holidays and the third this year – we're getting close to packing everything we need...
This makes me wanna scream…
Even as a committed carnivore, I found this article in the Observer on the increasing number of elite athletes turning to veganism really interesting at...
Happy 11th Birthday Terra Infirma!
So, it is 11 years to the day that I jumped off the cruise ship of salaried employment and onto the windsurfing board of solo consultancy –...